My Crazy Roommate8 p.m. Monday, Bounce TVAds for this week-old sitcom about a "princess" and a "hot mess" living together in New York mentions the CBS sitcom "2 Broke Girls." It's easy to understand why. (You can find Bounce in Chicago on RCN and Comcast cable services.)

@midnight11 p.m. Monday, Comedy CentralChris Hardwick sticks his finger in another pie as host of this new competition in which comedians battle to see who has the funniest take on the day's social media and pop culture happenings.

CSI9 p.m. Wednesday, CBSCatherine Willows (Marg Helgenberger) helps her former CSI team look into a cold case. It also happens to be the show's 300th episode.

Thursday, Oct. 24

Adam Devine's House Party11:30 p.m. Thursday, Comedy Central"Workaholics" co-star Adam Devine invites comics to do standup at his party in an LA mansion where in the premiere Adam makes a fool of himself trying to impress his ex. ("We went out on one date," she says.)

Project Runway: All-Stars8 p.m. Thursday, LifetimeFresh off the "Project Runway" finale last week, "All-Stars" starts with a new host, Alyssa Milano, and a challenge to create a punk look inspired by rocker Debbie Harry.

The Hunters7 p.m. Friday, HallmarkBrothers Paxton and Tripp Flynn (Robbie Amell, Keenan Tracy) set off to find their missing parents, who are Hunters, members of an ancient order assigned to protect fairy tale artifacts. Victor Garber, Michelle Forbes, Alex Vega and Walmart plugs costar in this "Walmart and P&G Present Walden Family Theater" adaptation of Joshua Williamson's comic book "Mirror Mirror."

The Carrie Diaries7 p.m. Friday, CWPre-"Sex and the City" Carrie meets pre-"Sex and the City" Samantha Jones (Lindsey Gort) as the "Sex and the City" prequel begins its second season.

Grimm8 p.m. Friday, NBCNick is a zombie! Our hero goes on a violent bender in the first of a two-part season opener that moves as slowly as a zombie shuffles.

Strike Back: Origins9 p.m. Friday, CinemaxCinemax's popular action drama "Strike Back" started out as a British show that starred Richard Armitage and Andrew Lincoln. Cinemax has repurposed that six-episode season as a prequel to its three seasons of the very different series.

Saturday, Oct. 26Zombie Night8 p.m. Saturday, SyfyBecause the folks who played Cameron Frye in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," Brian Johnson in "The Breakfast Club," Elle Driver in the "Kill Bill" movies and Mrs. Partridge in "The Partridge Family" have nothing better to do these days. Seriously? (Just in case I lost you, I'm talking about Alan Ruck, Anthony Michael Hall, Daryl Hannah and Shirley Jones.)

The Good Witch's Destiny8 p.m. Saturday, HallmarkCatherine Bell rides the broomstick once again as sweet witch Cassie Nightingale in the latest of the made-for-TV movie series. You can make it a day of magic: A marathon of the previous five films begins at 10 a.m.

The Spartacus Saga Uncut9:05 p.m. Saturday, StarzFans of the bloody good drama "Spartacus" can rewatch the entire series from the beginning. Every Saturday, Starz will show three episodes, with star Liam McIntyre offering insights into each of the episodes from "Blood and Sand," "Gods of the Arena," "Vengeance" and "War of the Damned."

Doctor Who: The Doctors Revisited–The Tenth Doctor7 p.m. Saturday, BBC AmericaMy favorite Doctor, David Tennant, gets his half-hour special as part of the 50th anniversary celebrations of "Doctor Who." The special is followed by the Tenth Doctor two-parter "The Stolen Earth" and "Journey's End."

American Blackout8 p.m. Sunday, Nat GeoWhat would happen if a cyber attack knocked out power across the entire U.S. for a week or more? Danger, if this disturbing film that mixes real home footage from recent blackouts with fictional drama. Nat Geo says all the info given is fact-based, but if I didn't know any better, I'd say one of the network's "Doomsday Preppers" wrote the script.

Secrets of the Tower of London7 p.m. Sunday, PBSThese days it houses the crown jewels, but the Tower of London has been many things since being erected nearly 1,000 years ago: a royal castle, a prison, a place of execution and torture, an armory and the Royal Mint.